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WebOur Fish, Our Future - Opinion
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (694+ words) For generations, we Namibians have been told a beautiful story about our ocean. We are taught to take pride in having some of the richest fishing grounds in the world. Just last year, our marine sector brought in a staggering…...
Sharing the Value We Create Together Through Purposeful Partnerships
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (680+ words) When people think about business success, they often think about financial results, growth and market performance. These remain important measures of success, but they tell only part of the story. Today, there is growing recognition that long-term success is also…...
From being helped to helping others
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (749+ words) … Kavango East resident starts soup kitchen to feed struggling children Karolina Conrad (45) knows what it means to rely on a helping hand. Her children were raised with the support of Orange Babies Namibia Foundation in Windhoek, an organisation helping vulnerable…...
Universal Service Should Mean Serving People
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (580+ words) A phone number used to be just a phone number. Today it is much more. It is how employers contact job seekers, how banks send notifications, how government departments communicate with citizens, and how schools, clinics, businesses and family members…...
The Exhaustion of Struggle Capital: Why Namibia’s Political Recycling Machine Is Breaking Down
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (503+ words) There is an unwritten law governing post-liberation politics across southern Africa: the further a society moves from its struggle for independence, the faster its founding party’s moral credit depreciates. For 36 years, Namibia’s ruling establishment operated on a simple, foundational assumption;…...
Poverty in the Land of Plenty and the Unfinished Sustainable Development Agenda in Developed Countries
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (658+ words) Discussions about poverty and sustainable development often focus on Africa and other developing regions. However, sustainable development is not an agenda for developing countries alone. Poverty and economic insecurity also persist in some of the wealthiest and most technologically advanced…...
Blacksmith turns everyday life into laughs
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (464+ words) Award-winning comedian Innocent Shimwino (24), better known as ‘Blacksmith’, has turned everyday Namibian life and drama into a successful career in comedy. Recently crowned best comedian of the year at the Best of Nam Awards, the content creator and performer draws…...
No Smoking! - Top Story 1 - The Namibian
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (997+ words) By Eliaser Ndeyanale and Hertta Maria Amutenja Smokers may soon run out of spaces to light up The Ministry of Health and Social Services has proposed a set of laws that will further limit space for smokers in public places....
Speaker alone not responsible for parliament chaos – MPs
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (394+ words) The National Assembly’s growing dysfunction cannot be blamed on the speaker alone, parliamentarian Kalimbo Iipumbu says. The Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters leader yesterday told The Namibian the functioning of parliament is a collective responsibility, saying speaker Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, Cabinet ministers…...
‘We’re all God’s people’
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (524+ words) Afropop and traditional-fusion artist Tate Buti has defended his participation in an upcoming gospel show, as religious leaders and the public are debating the spiritual appropriateness of secular artists performing at gospel shows. This follows a promotional social media post…...